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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the. Nevada
Live Stock Association will be held at
Reno,
The 18th Day of March. 1887.
A full attendance IL earnestly solicit
ed All interested in stock IRE cordial
ly invited to attend.
E..W. rGHER, President.
r. W. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winpemucca, Feb. 10, 1887.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
$1,000
Reward.
$4,000.

For better or more pleasant remedy
fPEthe cure of consumption, bronchial
troubles, cough, Group and whooping
cough than SANTA Able. the new CAL
hornia discovery for consumption. Ev-
cry bottle warranted. If you would be
cured of that disgusting disease, catarrh
Use CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CUKE, 81
Jar; by mail, 81 10. Santa Able and
O"t- R-Cure are sold and warranted by
F.. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07

allegiance or work for nothing. Com
menting on this the Dayton Reporter
says it will be rough on school marms to
"solemnly swear that have not fought
a duel, nor sent or accepted q challenge
to fight duel since the adoption of the
Constitution of Nevada; nor will be
engaged directly or indirectly, in any
dueI 30 help me God.'-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
Fall aud winter Goods ,

L have just received a fine assortment
Oh samples for FALL AND WINTER
'ults' and as I have made special ar
fsngements,; 1 am, now prepared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
before. None can. compete with me il
Prices If You want nice suit, dent
ae'a5' Remember, perfect fit guarap.
'eed. No fit, no pay.
NJ. REINHART
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
South RubyItems,;

Snow, snow, plenty Of snow raging
with high winds, thermometers from 70.
70 up, not very high though.
The cattle on the range are very poor
and therefore will require plenty of hay
to bring them through to grass. .a w..
r. l.. Wright returned from Butte
Valley last Thursday and reports the,
cattle as being quite poor on that,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
An Absolute Cure.
M. REIRHhRT

The ORIGINAL. ABIETINR oINTMENF Is
U"y putup in large. two-ounce tin. boxes, and
an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
.Ound', chspped hands, aud all skin erup.
IONS VIII positively cure all kinds Of piles.
, nM Tor the ORIGINAL ABIET1NE ONT.
Nc sNt. Sold r. F,.Mniler.et 2S cents per
0"FOy mail 20. csnts,.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
NOTICE TO JUSTICES.

Justices of the Peace are notified that,
the Board of County Commission. rs has
decided that blank Scalp Certificates
are not included in County Printing
and hence will not be furnished by the
county. The INDEPENDENT has on
hand large supply which will be fur
nished to Justices ut reasonable prices,
and as much,, time and trouble can DO
saved in the use Of these blanks, which
are approved,by the District Attorney,
Justices will do we'll to send in their
orders.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
DANCING aCHooLl

Children's class, every Tuesday af-
ternoon from to 6 o'clock, and Sat ur-
day afternoon from to o'clock.
Adult class, Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from TO 10 o'clock.
Grand Soiree every SATURDAY. eve-
ming.
ED. A. SCHERER, Manager.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEM HoTEL-Bartlett &v OstreicLer.
Projectors.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
DEPOT HoTEL--Olark & Green Proprie-
tors

James Birk, Thos Lovelock, Wei
lard's; Mart Smith. Tuscarora; A
Croyes. Winnemucca; E Husband, Car
lin; j & Wines, Ruby Valley; L J Ham,
lin, Kearney, Neb.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
SALMAouKDl.

SAAAOs
Esquire Judson Dakin, of Lamoille.
is in town to-day.
District Attorney, Geo. F. Talbot,
returned on Saturday. evening from
California.
Mrs. W. T. Smith and daughter re-
turned last evening from AL extended
visit to California.
Assemblyman Isaac Wiseman passed
through on Saturday evening on his
way home from the Capitol.
Attorney j. w. Dorsey returned on
Saturday evening from California, hav-
ing been absent some weeks.
Senator Hardesty. accompanied by
Mrs. Hardesty, passed through on Sat-
urday evening homeward bonnd.
Mr.. w. @. Price came down from
Tuscarora by stage Saturday, and left
yesterday morning for San francisco.
Certificates for bounty on about TO-
OOO rabbit scalps were presented to the
Board of County Commissioners to-day.
Miss Jennie Glib, who has Just closed
term of school at Wells, passed
through yesterday morning en-route for
California.
Mr.. Lsn Wines, Sergeant at Arms of
the Senate during the past session,
passed through on his way to his home
in Ruby Valley last evening.
The County Commissioners were in
session to-day. The tax levy for the
present fiscal year is made at this meet
ing of the Board, a report of which will
be published tomorrow.
John g. Singles has again been con-
signed to the Insane Asylum Mt R,no.
He was discharged from that institution
some time since "cured as long as he
lets whiskey Alone" but he failed to let
it alone, he nee his return.
Jesse Atwell, who has for some time
been i'll very poor health, left this morn
ing for California, hoping that the
change of climate will prove a benefit
in restoring him to his accustomed
health and strength.
The soiree at Eseeman Hall on Satur-
evening WAS well attended, and all W no
participated in the festivities seemed to
enjoy themselves. The regular Sntur-
day evening soirees will be pleasant
feature Tor SOME time to come.
Miss Fannie Grant left lust evening
for Fort HaLack where she will teach
the public school during the coming
term. She will, however, continue her
music class here, for which purpose she
will come down every Saturday morn.
ing.
We acknowledge the receipt of q COPY
OF the Program Of Exercises at the
meeting of the National Department of
superintendent, to be held ut the Hall
of the National Museum, Washington.
~ So Ou TIC 1OLu, 1Otu ana 18th liz
slant.
The Shoshone Journal says that bill
in aid of the Elko and Idaho Central
Railway passed the Nevada Legislature.
This is an error. MS the bill which
passed and was signed by the Governor
WAS in aid of the railroad from Win.
nemucca northward, and designated M
the Nevada, Idaho and Montana Rail-
way.
The members of the Thirteenth , ses-
sion of the Nevada Legislature will
find uphill work in trying.to con vince
the women of the State that they did n
good thing when they combined the Office
of County Supt. of Schools with that of
District Attorney and then made women
eligible to the office which they had Just
abolished, The question now is: Are
women elegi BILE to the Office of District
Attorney
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07
School Teachers Must Swear.

BY an act Of the Int Legislature the
school teachers. must, take the oath Of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-07

VIC Price, F Wilson, Tnscarora; 10
Mayne. Sacramento;J w Dorsey, Santa
Monica;J MaDorsey, G H Warren, Fit
Halleck; RI Taussig, Ed Cavanaugh,
s F.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
The LncOmOfiYe.

Mir. Geo. J. Roskruge has recently made surrey of the Locomotive mine, in the Quiiotoas and IS making map that will show all It's underground works on ihe ore body. 4 glinse at his drawings shows that the tunnel was run sixty feet before reaching the ledge, and thIs Is the only dead work that has been done in or about tne property, all the shafts, drifts, EiIzts, etc, beiuZ in good ore. All the workings oi the mune are 10 be connected wI.h tue tunnel, and all the ore will be brought down into lt and lheLce out t1 the sha5e, for loading the ore wagons.
 The ledge where the tunnel iBtersects 1t is about five feet wide, 4 drift wa run south a distance of twenty-five feet, and one WAS run north enc hundred anu eighty feet, all ID ere. On one part ot ibe ledge there are three htfts, one forty feet, one eighty fees and oDe one hundred feet deep, all iB ore. Ibs com. oiuatiOn shaft is one hundred and ten feet deep. IL Is between tho Casa Grande Chief snd the Locomotive. From this there Id 8 drift thirty feet 60 the south.
 From the tunnel wIozes have been sunk thirty five feet. twenty feet snd fifty feet, respectively, below the tun- nel level, all in ore.
 Sc far as developments show, the quality of the ore grows better with depth, and larger quantity Of horn silver is encountered. The quantity ot ore IS known to be very large, and With the present state of development 1t could easily supply sufficient ore to Eeep the Peerless mil running day and night for long time. At present only ten stamps are ruu, and the bullion product last month was about S2O,OOO.
 It promises to develop into one of the best paying properties m the terrltory, and II is not only paying for its cost, but is accommodating money and large dumps of ore for future reduction. It's super iptendent. MT. H. B. Murray, IS pushing the work of development with lntelll- eence and energy, and be IS putting the whole enterprise upon legitimate busi- ness basis. Success IS not an une1psct- ed result under such circumstances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26. 1887.

Tar Prescott correspondents of sev-
 =, Territorial newspapers, severely ..,;,,-e tle new school law now before .t. Legislature. The chief poiots of '-..,,.,n lie iu the right 1t gives to the T.-...,-i.l Board of Education to ..,-.s the text books; making it a -.-s ,,r scho ,l trustees not to prose ,sy-Is-s ot the compulsory asten- ....s r-rrision; attaching heavy pen .,,- ,, rsreuts who fail 10 send their .r..3-.p to school; cutting of all emolu-
 -.s of the county superintendent of -.,,,,. excepting a small fee for travel .-.s,rsp.as iucurredIn visiting schools. --i increasing the pay and travelling ex- ---ss. oi ,hs Territorial superintendent sgsVrs rear. We have Dot seen
 ,,,r of the bill aud are not pre
 ...-, io sive II fair criticism. The
 l-l,s,, ,s 1ue of too grave importance .-h.r,tt'y considered, snd the widest .,.,ir.s -ub.i,ity shou!d be given the ,,-,-a.-s changes before they become Ian. Under the provisions of the Har- -;.-, law the change proposed in the s-,rlgnsn.s Of the Territorial Superin- .a, lent cannot affect the present in c,rb.r-. and the harsh comments eI- D-sssel hy our contemporaries on this score a-a uot meEIted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

SMITHS act regulating frelghts and
 fares. uos before the Legislature of this
 territory. Is one Of the cuciOslties O;
 m5Iern legislation. It assumes to pre-
 vent discrimination aui yst i. provides
 for the mos. fragrant discrimination it.
 self. instance, It ix5s the maxi
 mum rates ou tue transportation of live
 stock st ten cents per mile per car,
 while the narluum rate for merohan-
 disc If all k.uls is four cents per mile per ten, or 1. .r:y cents per mile per car -four times the rates charged on live stock, The sc,. ot course, cannot affect the transportation of merchandise through the territory from or to points i1 other states or terrltoues. and if it should become Q law. its effect would be t5 oPqress only local railroads. that sl11.j above al others. bs fostered and e1c1lrsgei. We do not favor extortion by railroad mo2opolies, nor do We be- lsve 1T to be policy to force them into 8 p,o1;.ess =,rSice. The terrItory needs lo-s railroads, for the proper develop ueut O; lts great snl varied resources, sll Is true policy lies in giving eucour- sselsu: to their construction until we secure %. the possible benefits they can 1flE. Competition will effect all the 7- tsc..on that this legislation is sup posed 10 give to the people, and it will 5s tl- better to reach this end through to competitive lines of than in the difficult at- 5-pt 10 muzzle the locomotive.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

Mn cannot live on fine climate, prom ises never fulfilled and expectations never realized. But be csn get the fin es. liquors ID the market by patronizing the ScotiA. Billiards and pool. Corner Congress and Meyer streets. tf.
 The month with CD ''r7 in 1t has come and with 1t the deliciOus oyster. At the Meison Doree, Joe Soldinl preperes them in every style. and keeps shell oysters in quantity.
 V ston rgpaIrlug carefully and skill fully exeoated sDd all work guaranteed. st J A. Blacks iewelTy store corner Con zress and Meyer Street. L
 That s:ering manufacture, the Chsr- ter Oak stove, the best ID the market, IS sold only by Pierce Ford sole agent q
 D1eensvare ID evey vAriety and shape, glassware, Rrsniteware, tinvare and hardware is sold cheaper st Pierce Fori's than st any other ests5lishmen in the city. n
 Fancy goods. books, periodIcals, sts- tiOnary, toys, etc, st the Pioneer News Depot.
 Fine single buggy harness home made from S9 to s25. Single buggy harness Cslifornia made, nickel plated, Sl5 Double harness al prices varying from s20 to $35. These goods are sll rrsi class and guaranteed to be ss represent ed. Call and s1smlDe before buyins elsewhere. E, G. Villsescusa. Cornei | Meyer and Jackson streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
r,eful and HurttuI Medicines.

There is a oar.sin class of remedies for constipation absolutely useless. These are a boluses and potions made in s.orohage. and other worthless ingred- ients. The dsmage they do to the stom- acbs of those who use them IS incalcula- bic. They evscuste the bowels, It IS true, but always do so violently and pro- fusely, and besides, gripe the bowels: TbeIr effect is to weaken both them and inc stomach. Better far to use the agree able and sslutary sperient, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the laxative effect of which is never preceded by pam. or aocomnanied bV a convulsive, violent action of the bowels. On the contrary, 1t invigorstes those organs, the stomach and the entire system. As means of curing and preventing mslsrial levers, oo medicine can compare with it, and it comedies nervous debility, rheumatism, kidney and bladder inactivity, and other inorgsnicsilments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
SPARKS demands n, ,bo s

SPARKS demands of the Secretary of the Interior the removal of all tbo T..
 ritorial judges, and be brands .b.u
 rascals and as standing in wi,h ,Ls land frSuds- They upset his rulings too unanimously for his peace of mind. and must therefore be improperly inflye5csJ he IS even contemplating naki,.c a peremptory demand upon the pres,d.n, Tor the removal of the Secretary of ,be Interior for the same reason. In fac, the whole political system is w,one and ought 10 be substituted by sparks and his little h9tche:. He would trl5 penitentiary as broad es the nation and place everybody but himself w,tb;u Its strong walls. He wants fo reform the world and make It as honest ss bi-, self. i--i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
Read and be Wise.

P-ica gai value bear their ies', Thass by smokers praised and blessed, E.y.e ! are by all the rest; Sam DraehmlE's Juno brand. B. E. t;cks.s bought. sold. or exchanged Al ;. II. Drachmaa's. Sam D,cchnan's specisls-here they
 urs.
 Ojh,r brand, exceliing far. Try tls Celebrated Fadslina Cigar, Sam DrschEsb's special brand.
 LauisIsns Lottery Tickets for the MR-cl drawing, can be had st Sam Drayhman'.. sole agent for Arizona, all orders from the country will receive prompt GfteBtion.
 Sam DrschmRn. has the sole agency for the celebrated Juno cigars.
 The ieadIns brands If imported Key West and Domestic Cigars, che wing ar d smoking tobsccos. Garrett X Sons. French and NacstOy's snufIs, Imported Rnf DDn sl.i' Cigarettes, end every thing else psa i~,i y q smoker, can al- ways be found g. Sam DrschmAn's. Or ders from the country solicited; sstisisc- tiOn guaraltefd. Tines are dull. rain scarce, so k money. Call and give Sam a chance tl show you that DO other house can do as we'll in prices or quel ity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
\ Scrap of Paper.

The Amateur Dramatic Association counted one, Tuesday. in its rendition of Scrap of Paper The piece chosen was one of the most difficult for ana teurs 10 attempt; it admits Of points and hits in almost every line; and the best actors of the olden time have played in its east. So it may be properly said, the Association counted one" for the play wEs rendered with unexpected excel lence and without serious break. Of cOuIse there was some of the ever pres ent amateur stiffness, but nothIng ser ious.
 Everybody from the stage carpenter to the leading lady did we'll Captain Smiths Prosper Couram0nt, and Miss Can6eld's Mdlle Suzanne, were doae with s nicety, and clear apprecIation O. the characters they had assumed, that wgs highly enjoyable.
 Mss Burgess, looked her character and acted It as well as she looked
 Miss Wilbur, Mss Hughes, Miss Sleinfeld and Miss TevIs acted very cleverly.
 MT. Hereford. Mr. Manning. NIT. Dodge and Mir, Howe osrtainly dId re- markedly well.
 There was but one fault to fad with this occasion, and that was the size of the audience. Here a dozen or more people have been working f,r weeks for | the benefit of the Public Librery. They worked well and intelliEentiy, aad they l furnished 8 good evenings amusement. l Common iocsl pride ard interest Tn the | object should have left no standing | room in the theatre. There WIS faI. | house, but with several IONS of empty | benches ID the rear. Too UR!. l. is | hoped the pubiis may have Inc pleas lre of seeing the same faces on tine | same stage again in the near man .ua.
 Iae stage setting wEs excellent and | .hank- are due to Mr. Lee G5l5schmiit, l Nir. Wetmore and ladies, frien35 oi the | performers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

HE County Court hBs succunbed ,o 'he party eat-o'ninf-tails that moves the organized mob at tbe territorial cgrj,sL ana one ot the mos: beneficial measures Pima county possessed has been made a sacrifice to partisan hunger and trickery. The consolation survives i: that the good die young, which phiIoso,b- lcal redse.loa also carries With I, tbe lmpusatIon oi Methuselah,l like exis- ter ce for the strangleIs of the infant prodigs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

IEzrav.v,l of pubic interest in the ct tIlus gold mine, SC fabulously rich .a !Fe- gold, has prompted Us tn give to .,' re.i-rs the true story of its dis ',7s-y llf tLa persons to whom the se- t;5: IS location was revealed. This a1sIs-.t one of tue mythical Host -1-s 0, which tradition abounds, but h-ss l-.lsl existence end the oDly tN o '-'-l-g who ever SAW It were persons c--s.---. ned verac:ty. Many of cur ':' c.'z=l5 of to-day well remember cs e-clu-:a@ces vs have detIiIei and E- bear s75 nee of tbeir trutLfulness. Ul. otla7s= days some lucky prospoctor '-. i''. :-a.-ily stumble upo1 it and Rc- sl'- a>sii.a fortune of vas: pTopor- .,'or Ts 5saly do not think cuff
 Gs-;il'7rm-ti ? now exists of its exact "a-'i. ,9 u..kr itz redIscOyery ct all F' 'ly-7 "y taase ~ho Possossit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

As WE understand the intent of the sT creating the present lightning code anmIssion, their plain dGtIes end F.iz the simple revision and codifica- t-r ot existing laws. The news comes fin Prescott that they are eliminating :-ca measures as in theIr judgment are unnecessary, and erecting new laws that the lsSislature give formal sanction to vi,lo1t any consideration. We do not question the desire Of the commission to give ths IerrItory a good and simple c5is Of wholesome laws, but We fear that he necessary haste required in the brief the allowed them may occasion calani- ,lls 5yar-i, ,hts, made worse by the in- ,s;F.al1a oi uew laws possibly in coD- -,: TitL z,stIog ones. If their duty Eas solely 70 revise and codIfy the laws, l-s ssm.-1fisIal character given to the r=E bis tl-y offer Is stretch of su- i-a'y tla. they should bs very careful l- eZ -c.--Lg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

D 's-57e tue president will make 6 -" '. Under in selecting a successor -'''s''-ry Manning fl be does not D -7' '>e position 10 P. T. Barnum. -'-4n 'S-imate knowledge of intri- ', ,,'' Aumonssory IS certainly deserving .,'7''Snit!on Gy this biggest democrat ''2oE CD earth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

!. 'ae immortal lI'tle hatchet possess '' '-- l' Fer facilities for observing ter
 ''''.. 'Fe1ts. Le surely gave a grunt -' s-'I-.--.e- as the honors 6 grateful '--l''! pad ;o i,- father on the occa- -'-- .. i-e anniversary of his birthday ''--'l'y. The country Is wiser than It
 -' VI -ea calli, for it nov knows its yEl .a..--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

--L' late German elections have gone I. .-''-'' bismarck, and the iron ch,ncel- '1s'sfore happy. The friction of si, 20 Sili wear of the rust before O,O@ ot the cannon announces the s,,.'n o' tue curtain upon the tragedy that
 ',2'esuli "' !" i'S cfin-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

People with grey hair may conceal from the world the fact, that they are becoming aged, and passing on to de cay. by the use of Halrs Hair reuewer. IL Is fact that this article renews. elesnses, brightens, Invigora;es and re- stores faded or grny hair to Its youth tul color and lustre, cheaply, qlIckly lnd surely.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

ALL around Tombstons the excite ment Is intense over new mining striker. and the miners are happy. We tr1st tse Pima county mIne-s d1n'. purpose getting left n the development of equally high grade pyrites of vsracity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

k,-. purchase by certain German Cra.,s-- '''e5 4uantIties Of grain ID the s.-. '',a'es possesses a wariike signi- p..,., I'e Ehes. will be turned into s.ss.- 10, the army and the barley into
 -e's Tor the navy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
SUMMONS.


 IN THE C0UNTY COURT OF PIMA COrN Il ~. rerri,ory of AriIona.
 he Sau Pedro tattle Coupsny p'aintia asalnst rhs Michigan Gold Nil hng Compsnx (. K, Fletche treorgs N. Fletcher, John DS. and Richard Roe, whose real names nr. nn- knOvn to plA ntin. defendants Suup1ons
 Ac, on brought m the County Court in and for the County of Pima n the Ts.ritory ot Ar EOna.
 The Territory Of AriEons send. c-e..irx ,o The Michigan Gold Milli-g ConpanV C R Fletcher. George \. Fletcher. John Doe h.d Richard Roe, whose real names are unkro.n Co plaintiff.
 You are hereby sum HCned and required to au- perIn an act sn brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Coanty Con Iu .nd for the County Of Pima iu tho Territory of ArixOna- and answer the eOmplA nt fled with the Clerk of this Court at Tues n, in said Conn ty ls copy of which complaint sccOmpauies Hi. sum monsl within twenty days teXelusive of the das of ssrviccl after the service upou you Of thIs summOls. If served m this Count but fl sersed out of the County and within this Dis trlct, then within thirty dsJs: m all other oas e fCrfy csys
 And you are hereby notified that If you fA l to appear and ans CT the complaint a. above rs SuIrsd, the plaintiff will apply to the Court To- the relief demanded therein, and for his costs and dIsbursen ents in this behalf xpsiIied
 Given under my hand and the seal of said CoInty Cour'. at Tucson, this i2ta day of No venber. A. D., lse6.
 lskiLI FRED G. HUGHES. Clerk.
 DIiviOt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

,sl ,s,. ,'I to our readers today the a,., ,'.. \. oi the contract entered into be. Nm. .-s S Board of Supervisors and the 3ap,,.. .A0se railroad company, in or rsp,,.''ns 'ns people may be fully advised
 '''eF oi such public impor,,nca
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
Furnished Rooms.

Large. comfortable, newly furnished rooms to let. in the Fremont House, sonIh side of Church Piazs. Apply to
 DR. V. H. MATAs, I2s PenurDg gson s.. opp. Court House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

ssl.,,i,- ss Set glimpse of 6 Welsh :s,s5,-- n Its native language, We feel Gt 'n4hkfal that Wales is no big
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26

'o,,,sn.55S 5S the new election law is 'o.e 3. gsa ,ss to permit the demOcrats to s'a;ia. vs .gs shoot They ,hoo. with re.